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A topped golf shot is caused by a player hitting the ball above its equator. Compare this to a thinned shot where the leading edge of the club face catches the ball below the equator but not low enough to make full contact.
There is a common misconception among golfers that looking up too early leads to topping the ball, whiffing or thin shots. I have checked with golf professionals from around the world on LinkedIn and not one has ever had a student âlook upâ on a shot. There are three major causes of topped, whiffed, or thin shots. The number one reason is that golfers try to deliver the club head to the ball too soon and this causes the club head to pass the hands early and start up prior to impact causing the leading edge of the club or the sole to contact the ball first instead of the club face.